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1-Morocco’s rights council asks Spanish ombudsman to investigate migrant abuses in Ceuta

Morocco’s rights council asks Spanish ombudsman to investigate migrant abuses in Ceuta

Morocco’s National Human Rights Council (CNDH) has asked Spain’s Ombudsman to open an investigation into alleged violations of the rights of Moroccan migrants in Ceuta, the council’s president Amina Bouayach said. Bouayach told Moroccan broadcaster 2M tha

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2-EU says It’s ready to negotiate new fisheries deal with Morocco when Rabat is ready

EU says It’s ready to negotiate new fisheries deal with Morocco when Rabat is ready

The European Commission said this week it remains committed to a “long-standing, comprehensive and deep” partnership with Morocco and is prepared to open talks on a new Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement, though it gave no indication of when nego

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3-‘Press freedom cannot be selective’: Moroccan journalists respond to Spain’s Fnideq protest

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Moroccan journalists reproached Spain today for applying a double standard on press freedom after Madrid criticized the removal of Spanish crews from Fnideq without addressing earlier restrictions on Morocco’s 2M television team in Ceuta, the Moroccan For

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4-Morocco reaches global top 60 for economic freedom in 2026 Legatum index

Morocco reaches global top 60 for economic freedom in 2026 Legatum index

Morocco ranked 54th among 161 countries for economic freedom in the 2026 Legatum Prosperity Index, retaining the highest position in North Africa with a score of 63.74, according to rankings published by the British-based Prosperity Institute. The result

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5-Morocco supplies more than half of Norway’s imported berries

Morocco supplies more than half of Norway’s imported berries

Morocco supplied more than half of Norway’s imported raspberries and blackberries for the first time during the 2025/2026 marketing year, EastFruit reported on August 12, extending its lead in a small but growing northern European market. Norway imported

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6-Morocco’s new medicine pricing rules divide pharmacists over costs and shortages

Morocco’s new medicine pricing rules divide pharmacists over costs and shortages

Morocco’s new medicine-pricing rules took effect after Decree 2.25.631 was published in the Official Gazette on August 6, opening a mandatory review of all marketed medicines while exposing a split among pharmacists over whether lower prices could threate

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7-Algeria Edge Morocco On Penalties in Wafcon Third-Place Play-Off

Algeria Edge Morocco On Penalties in Wafcon Third-Place Play-Off

[RFI] Morocco endured a second painful penalty shootout defeat in the space of four days as Algeria claimed third place at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations on Saturday following a 1-1 draw in Rabat.

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8-Fake Schengen Visas Surge As Nigerian Passengers Abscond During Morocco Transit

Fake Schengen Visas Surge As Nigerian Passengers Abscond During Morocco Transit

[Leadership] The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has raised the alarm over a sharp increase in the use of fake Schengen visa stamps by passengers travelling to Europe, with some Nigerians allegedly absconding during transit in Morocco.

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9-Morocco Detains Dozens of Migrants Trying to Enter Ceuta

Morocco Detains Dozens of Migrants Trying to Enter Ceuta

[DW] The attempted crossings come two weeks after around 72,000 people rushed into the Spanish North African exclave from Morocco. Calls for another mass crossing had been circulating on social media this week.

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10-Algeria Claims First Wafcon Medal After Shootout Win Over Hosts Morocco

Algeria Claims First Wafcon Medal After Shootout Win Over Hosts Morocco

[Ghanaian Times] Algeria secured a podium finish for the first time in their history of the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 after overcoming hosts Morocco 3-2 on penalties following a 1-1 draw in regulation time in Rabat.

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